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SUMMARY

LONG-TERM BUYER 

PROTECTION LIMITED WARRANTY

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LEGEND PANEL OF CONTROLS 

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LEGEND MACHINE 

 

 

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TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION 

 

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INTRODUCTORY COMMENT   

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GENERAL RULES OF SECURITY 

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SYMBOLOGY    

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OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 

 

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BEFORE USE

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Handling of the packed machine   

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Unpacking of the machine   

 

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Access to the battery compartment 

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Battery 

installation 

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Battery 

recharger 

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Batteries 

recharging 

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Batteries 

disposal 

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Connection batteries' connector and 

switching on of the machine 

 

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Batteries charge level indicator   

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Setting of the battery check card   

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Hour 

meter 

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Squeegee 

assembly   11

Adjustment of the squeegee 

 

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Adjustment height side rubbers   

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Brushes assembly and disassembly 

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FLOOR CLEANING 

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Recovery 

tank    12

Detergent solution tank 

 

 

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3SD system Solution Saving System 

Dispenser 

(optional) 

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STARTING OF THE MACHINE

  

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Forward and backward movement 

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Horn 

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Working 

brake    13

Emergency-parking 

brake 

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Automatism squeegee lifting when 

going 

backwards 

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Working in automatic mode 

 

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Working in manual mode   

 

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Working 

adjustments   14

Flow adjustment of the detergent 

solution     14

Adjustment of the brushes pressure 

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Electric 

protection 

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Overflow device 

 

 

 

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STOP OF THE MACHINE AFTER CLEANING 

OPERATION 

    

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DAILY MAINTENANCE

 

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Recovery tank emptying and cleaning  15

Suction filter cleaning 

 

 

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Emptying and cleaning of the 

collection 

box    15

Brushes 

cleaning 

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Squeegee 

cleaning 

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WEEKLY MAINTENANCE 

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Rear squeegee rubber check 

 

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Squeegee hose cleaning   

 

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Cleaning of the solution tank 

and of the outer filter 

 

 

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Check of the side rubbers   

 

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TWO-MONTHLY MAINTENANCE

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Front squeegee rubber check 

 

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SIX-MONTHLY MAINTENANCE 

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Cleaning of the inner filter solution tank  16

Check of the brakes  

 

 

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

  

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The suction motor does not work   

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The brushes motor does not work  

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The traction motor does not work  

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The water does not come down 

onto the brushes or is insufficient  

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The machine does not clean properly  17

The squeegee does not dry perfectly 

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Excessive foam production  

 

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PROGRAMMED MAINTENANCE 

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RECOMMENDED BRUSHES 

 

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Summary of Contents for BR 28/27

Page 1: ...OURT WEST CHICAGO IL 60185 630 818 1300 FAX 630 818 1301 WWW TORNADOVAC COM Operations Maintenance Manual For Commercial Use Only Form No L775AA 03 13 Tornado Industries LLC All rights reserved COMPAC...

Page 2: ...2...

Page 3: ...3 NOTES...

Page 4: ...lifting when going backwards 13 Working in automatic mode 13 Working in manual mode 14 Working adjustments 14 Flow adjustment of the detergent solution 14 Adjustment of the brushes pressure 14 Electr...

Page 5: ...SOLENOID VALVE or PUSH BUTTON ADJUSTMENT DETERGENT DOSAGE 3SD system OP TIONAL 20 SIGNAL LAMP WATER OPEN SOLENOID VALVE 21 PUSH BUTTON FOR SPEED SELECTION 22 SIGNAL LAMP SELECTION MAXIMUM SPEED 23 SIG...

Page 6: ...rlift 160 64 Type of drive automatic Movement speed km h mph 5 0 3 1 Maximum gradient 10 Solution tank l gallon 100 27 Recovery tank l gallon 105 28 Machine length mm in 1575 62 Machine height mm in 1...

Page 7: ...mance if it is used correctly and maintained in perfect efficiency We therefore ask you to read this instruction booklet carefully whenever difficul ties arise in the course of the machine s use In ca...

Page 8: ...8 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Front light and relative switch Electric float switch 3SD System SOLUTION SAVING SYSTEM DISPENSER...

Page 9: ...TING OF THE BATTERY CHECK CARD ATTENTION Strictly follow manufacturer distributor indications for the maintenance and recharge of the batteries All installation and maintenance operations must be exec...

Page 10: ...ving switched on when on the display 1 the writing Pb24 appears press simultane ously the push buttons 3 and 6 up to the blinking of the writing 3 When the writing begins to blink take off the fingers...

Page 11: ...s operation must be carried out using gloves to protect from contact with dangerous solutions 2 Unblock the bar of the side rubber after having released the knob 1 3 Open the bar of the side rubber 2...

Page 12: ...lve C otherwise the proportions water and detergent are not anymore the predetermined ones NOTE if the automatic dosing system is not being used for a long time it is possible that the hoses of the de...

Page 13: ...raph FORWARD AND BACKWARD MOVEMENT 6 Pressing the accelerator pedal the machine begins to proceed and in automatic mode all the working functions are activated In fact automatically both the brushes b...

Page 14: ...for all components that carry out functions of power or control This device blocks the defective component and indicates on the display 1 the corresponding alarm from AL01 to AL20 ATTENTION To restor...

Page 15: ...10 for the adjustment of the brushes pressure on position P1 2 Start the machine see under paragraph STARTING OF THE MACHINE automatically the functioning mode manual MAN is set 3 Activate the push b...

Page 16: ...sides of the machine 1 Unblock the bar of the side rubber after having released the knob 1 2 Open the bar of the side rubber 2 as shown in the figure 3 Take off the fixing screws 3 of the rubber blad...

Page 17: ...solution does not come down onto the brushes it is necessary to a check the level of the liquid in the tank b check that the solution filter is clean see under paragraph CLEANING OF THE SOLUTION TANK...

Page 18: ...ics with hot water up to 50 C 122 F It is not hygroscopic NYLON Excellent wear resistance even with hot water It is hygroscopic TYNEX Nylon bristles with grains of abrasive material Use with caution i...

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